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Save Money.

1t is generally conceded that moth
ing can be snved by sending away for
goods, M M. heinhnrt will duplicate
Sacramento and San Francisco. prices.
An examination of goods and prices
will demonstrate, the fact. .e. -, go ..
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Just Arrived.

81 Just received two car Oads Of Coal
Oil, and one car load of syrnps in kegs
and cans, which will he sold in lots to
suit purcha Jers, at W. T. Smiths. -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEN HoTEL-Bartlett Il OstreicLer,
Projectors.

.s--.-s ,Proprietors.
- y .aa "a a- E.es.. .. ~ & 80 q. z. B..
+ Wilson. c Bingham, Tuscarcra; NJ
Glynn 4 wife. Hamilton; Thnd Por er.
Hunters Ranch; r Cohen. 3 Levy, F
Boskowitz, S F; A Smith. w Wilson, j
NJ Smith. Kobt Flynn, Reno; Chas
Toyne, Perry Tritt. Mounh;; f Demery,
Sacramento; J McKse, Abbie Sheehan,
Il Anderson, Dora B Truett, Geo Winn,
Efe Truett, Deeth; Ben Harris. II I
Hurts, Huntington; D D Cook, P
Erickson, South Fork.
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Gem Hotel,

European; PIN. First class accom-
modations for families. Everything
new md in first class order. Z
BARTLETT Il osrRE1oHEn,
81. Proprietors.
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Wanted.

A second hand Assay outfit. Any
one having such. a q. tcan find a pur-
chaser by inqniring at this Office.
1924.
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK


All Clas1e1 - ;baEAtinaate. Al.
VertisementS net EXCEEDING Ten
LAnOS-10sertod I'm this. Column
fer Fifty Cents = Week.
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Novelties.

just received by express, 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, also novelties
Tor ladies received daily by express ut
J. RosENsrncK'
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FarmInE implements

, OF all kinds from the best manufac.
tories, can he found in endless. variety
ut W. T. Smiths. 3-2r
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Notice To Water Consumers.

Notice To Water Consumers.
&c All persons who propose to use water
during the coming Summer nre required
to commence Mt once, as the hy,lrants
are now in working order. Water will
not he furnished to anyone who does
not commence taking it previpus,t to. tho
lSt day Of May Collections for water
wilHbe made weekly.
ELKo WATER COMPANY.
Elko, March 60, 1887.
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DEPOT HorEL-C Clark l. Green Proprie-
tors.

2 Earnest Evans, Mrs Baum, Palisade;
II IL Stone, Sprucemont; AD Furns-
worth, SanlJose; J " Fenn,lS f; W j
Black, Deeth; Ii 9 Knight, Toanu;
d Z Hooten IL wife, South Fork d
Dindsay,. Union City; S n Streeter,
Hallecx. .,--..
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An Absolute Care.

The ORIGINAL ADIET1NE OINTMENT Is
only put up IN large, two.ounco Tin boxes, and
is an absolute cure for old sor n, burns,
wounds, chSpped hands, aud all skin, erup.
tons. Will positively cure all kinds Of plies.
Ask for tho oRGSINAL ABERrtFR ONT
MENT. Sold by +. r. Muller. at IS cents per
boz by mail 80 cents. .........
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Genuine New Orleans molasses TO
sale Mt W. r. Smiths
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Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup ut W. T.. Smiths
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Navel Oranges and Cocoanuts,. n
Henley's.
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Kinks Blue Iniia Sonp, best. on
earth, ah HeDey's.
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M. REINaART.

Westmorelnud Co., New Hampshire,
Maple Syrup, guaranteed absolutely
pure, at w. T.. Smiths.
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Fresh Ii. II. butter ut s. NJ. Hen.
ley's.. ="
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Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAR. It's
EXCELLENT for bath or tLilet.
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Parsncrs In an Arson Business.
ONE OF AN ORGANIZED GANG OF ASARCaIsTlC FIKE.
BUGS FoCED GUILTY.

The n. 7. World OF October 20 says: Geo. Mayer,
alias Franz Maykopf, who, It is said, is a full
nedged anarchist was yesterday placed on trial
before Judge Cowing, in general sessions charged
with presenting false proof OF loss in a claim on
the Greenwich Fire Insurance Company for dam
age BY nre. The chief witness against him was
fessed his completely as q "nrebug."
His story was that In April last he made the &C
quaintanee OF The prisoner and an anarchist named
Scharf The latter talked OF how much money
could be made BY setting ire to buildings and get
ting the insurance. He said he had done 1t nfIeep
times, but The insurance companies had come to
arson business Schan thought the next job had
better be done out OF town. The prisoner hired q
house at No l6s 4tn street GreenpoinI He moved
Calling Tor s2s5 on the greenwich Fire Insurance
the prisoner. under Scharrs INSTRUCTIONS iaxed a
blad er Allied with benxne, TO which fuse was at
tached, that IL would give them time 10 get away
beuzine over the house The prisoner moved most
OF his things TO schultz house ia tue city, and the
house was dred. While the insurance adjuster was
property he claimed TO have lost After the IRE
Schaf tod the prisoner he did not make the house
burn enough. When the prisoner collected the in
declared, arranged 70 entioe him 70 either High
Bridge or H0bOken, where he would murder him.
Out OF revenge, schultz warned the insurance COM
pany and Mayer was arrested.
Mayer denied the whole story, and swore that
schultz and Schar had him arrested because he
wouldn't assist them 70 murder and rob money
lenoef In 5lst street, between ID and Lexington
avenues, who they knew had $4,000 In his sale.
The trunk the prisoner had moved from hunters
g ssSu va: ana
literature, Including anarchist PRESENTATIONS and
circulars. The jury found Mayer guilty. TINS IL
Soe nrsS Snes no @ ye y,s
or 400 or both
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The Ottawa EiOpemens Case.
sOMH FACTS In TIE CAREER or Kx-CLERK HAN

Says q dispatch from Montreal: The Hamilton
Middleton elopement at Ottawa Is causing as much
interest in this city as It does at the capital as
Hamilton, who has so heartlessly wrecked the hap
piness OF two families, is well known through his
many questionable escapadea He is said to be the
son Of general IN the English army. He was
born Id Montreal and educated at the high school,
and after leaving Il he entered the Bank OF Mon
treaL Fen" as he Is familiarity called by his
friends, Is probably as handsome a young ellow
as can be met with He has ali the nonchala nee
OF o light cavalryman, handy with his lists, and
alwt ys ready for anything that might turn up,
either for fun or for a row. he was popular with
the asst set he associated with, and when ne had
money IL went freely. lie was powerfully and
gracefully built good athlete. and a
plucky football player, and as a member
OF the Montreal team played the Har-
ward boys on several occasions As might be ex-
peeted, he was head over ears In debt. "Aito-
.fen was as fast a boy as they make EN- 10
Can da. His sphere OF action was not extended
enough here, and he would nave been more In his
place among the Bond-street loungers OF London or
tn grands fan,urs OF the Champs Elysce, Paris
About three years ago Hamilton got In bad odor by
becoming involved with two girls employed In q
store IN this city. Il appears That he became ac-
quainted with Capt Lithgow, man OF decidedly
fast character. They became acquainted with the
10 90 for q sleigh ride. They met on Beaver Hall
Hin and started out for an evenings enjoyment
during which the girls were treated TO wIne, &C.
They Then drove to the American House and asked
for two rooms The AFFAIR finally ended IN the
matter being taken up by the Society for the Pro-
lection Of Women and Children. Inc case was
however, dismissed In court on Technically"
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DIED.



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Detected tn q Dream.
HOW 4 NEW JERSEY BOARDING HorsE KEEPER CLAIMS
TO HAVE DISCOVERED A THIEF

To HANB UISCUk kkbD a THIEf.
ABurlington, n. j., dispatch 10 the Philadelphia
Press says: Mrs- Elizi cooper had q remarkab
dream the other night, which led to the arrest
and conviction Of Mrs. Emma Holler q boarding.
house thief MIS- Cooper and her daughter, Mrs.
j. r. Soeinrench, keep boarding house on Penn
sire t. John and Emma Holler were boardersL
Shortly after their arrival jewelry, brac and
goods OF all kinds began TO disappear. A few
nights ago Mrs Cooper dreamt that she saw Mrs.
Holler leave her room and go through the hous.
and h 'lp herself TO some household goods on re-
turning it appeared to her IN the dream that Mrs.
hol.er took the key from the b sth-room door and
u locked the door OF her chan. Der and entered.
The next day Mrs. Cooper made an experiment
with the bathroom key and was successful In Sc
curing an entrance into the suspected women's
chamber. The goods that she saw being carried
there In the dream were found on Mrs. Hoilers
bureau. Justice Riggs issued o search warrant
and much OF the stolen property was found In hef
trunk. She VIII be TIED next term OF court
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A BALTIMORE STEAMER WRECKED
he Allegheny Strikes q Rock, and d
D00Eh0d 10 Prevent her Atuktm1

CHA1HAA, MASS, october 21.-The steamer Allie
ghany. from Baltimore for Boston. with coal came
ashore here In q heavy gale this morning.
The Allegheny Is screw vessel OF schooner rig.
She Is $50 rect long, $50 feet In breadth, and 264
feet In depth. She Is OF 2,Ol4 tons and has three
decks She was built In Pniiadeiphia In 1881, and
belongs TO the Merchants and Miners' Transporta-
tton 90. OF Baltimore.
The steamer Allegheny, reported ashore on
Chatham, had on board a promtscuous cargo OF
freight and eight passengers This morning the
following telegram was received by the agent OF
the company TO which she belongs from Captain
Taylor:
IAN ghany ashore three and half miles SOUTH
west By west from Chatham Lights; struck some
tninS Oh West Cnop; ran ashore TO Keep IRON
sinking; want divers lighters, steam pumps and
lower between-decks will I'LL; think she
can be saved. Cargo IN dangerous condition,
nrst chance, ship damaged forward; think not
Oid. Can Ue freed With wrecking pumps. In
three fathoms Of water,
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A BALTIMORE MYSTERY.
A Philadelphia Policeman Found Dead
Under Su. piCiOuU Circumseances.

BALTIMORE, October 21.-Wm. II. Thomas who
IL said to be q Philadelphia policeman, was found
dead 1t an early hour his morning on the side
walk In front OF the house occupied by his brotuer-
in-!aw, n: I. Watkins, 70 whom he was paying a
visit. The inmates OF the house express the
belief that he jumped out OF the window OF hts
room on the third door, and Mira Watkins says
that he has been periodically insane for some
years. but the fact that the window was closed
when the body was found, and other suspicious
circumstances. Lead the police to believe that
there was foul play, and they are investigating
the case.
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Mama


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington STOCK Exclal,1e uuted tod AZ
p ss f0 %5s g.. lIe ss BID coin l2eS asked s
3 g npp PEI %p: issl; currency; iY9s S S,a
D G. 50-year fund. 3-65s, 1924, currency. l17k
bid D: C. 2O,ye.r fund. Us. lSy2. com. 1904 bid,
ll9H asked. Washington aud Georgetown railroad
bonds, bid. 226>s asked Washington :Gss 81 4
~ - asked National UniOn Insurance. ,18H bid
coran Insurance. "a bid. ColulibiA lnsuranc,
l2x bid, 1874 asked. Bank Of Washington, :.93
bid, 800 asked. National Bank Of the Republic,
l54 6i!. l6O asked Farmers, and Mechanics. Bank.
INSURANCE Co.. 131 asked. Washington market Co.
stock, Is bid, 22 asked Columbia Title 1nsur-
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soNE MIGHTY BATTING AND cIrvss BASE rLAYrxo
GIVE TER VICTORY TO rHR BxowNs--rHR INTEREST
IN THE oAxs--7HR yviL sccxx or TEE DArs cor.
resi-
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FRANCKLYN STILL IN JAIL.

SIP Bache Cunard Charges Him with
Ssvindiing n m Out Of e3.OOO.0OH.
NEW YORK, october 21-Chas.G. Fl ancklyn. who
was locked up late last night IN Ludlow street
JAIL Ii still In custody, having been unable to pro-
cure the bail OF $4,000 required. The suit In
which his arrest was made Is brought by Sir Bache
Cunard. The complaint alleges that on Septem-
Der "a. 1872, ne engaged Franckiyn as his agent.
tate, consisting OF about 81 900 worth OF bonds
and other securitieA October 6, 1883 he gave
MN 100000 more. In July, 1885, Sir Bache de-
5Gs 81 S' DG
claims that Franckyh Is still Indebted to him In
the amount OF g. 0OO. 900. the balance and accu-
mutations OF interest.
th.,t on OCTOBER g. 1853 he gave to the defendant,
as the business agent OF the patntin, SlO0, 900 in
cash, the plaintiffs portion OF the personal estate
OF his brother, Edward Cunard. The plaintiff hav-
ing need OF q large SUM Of money c ,bled the de-
fendant early In 1855 20 sell securities and trans
init the money. Defendant failed to comply with
this request. Sir Bache Cunard came to this
country in June and made demand In person for
PENDANT admitted that he had converted to his
own use securities to the amount Of 500, 000 and
was unable TO deliver them TO plaintiff. Defend
ant requested plaintiff not 70 proceed against hiul
saying that he would be able In time TO repay the
Iull amount Relying upon this and not Wishing
to disgrace Francklyn, who was his cousin, Sir
Bache trust d him further.
WHAT YRANcKLYNs LAWYERS SAY.
The matter has been allowed to run along until
now. Francklvn Is In arrears to the amount OF
$1,000 900. Mr.. 6tillman, OF Mr.. Francklyn's coun-
sci, said the defense claimed that Sir Bache Cunard
and Mr. Francklyn were Jointly interested In bust
had full authority from the former for all his acts
that were now complained OF, and that Sir Bache
was now trying TO make good his share Of losses
iNrn-. by demanding that Mr. Francklyn should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

From the New yo9h Sun, eo-oay.
A new scotch yacht TO wrest the cup from the
volunteer 10 already on paper. The pAans were
made Tor Mr. Geo CLARK az Newafk, By Scotch
man who has been In this country several months
Studying the points OF cur centerboard boatA and
thu plana have peon sent 20 Scotland u q e.
scrted by those who claim % know Al about 4
that the boat VIII ne equappec WITH ceneereoafd
m. clark q nephew q VIM. Clark, the million.
aire thread manufacturer OF Newark and b inter.
Wcrs The pfojecson q TIE ThisfAs ana her cha
oWuefA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

THR LowN DIVORCE CAsE.-Mr. W. n. Ferguson
saio 20 STAB reporter to-day, as TO the cross-bia
OF Ma L0wn In the divorce casa noted In Tur
SrAK Of yesterday, that he mad nothing 70 DO with
the so-called conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21
The Anserican shipping League.

boston, Oct. 21.-The convention OF the Ameri-
can Shipping Industrial League met here today.
Otis 1nman, OF the Boston Chamber OF Com.
merce, presiding. Mayor O'Brien welcomed the
delegates J. +. Bliss was chosen secretary
Ten States were represented by thirty-two Organi.
z.tions and one hundred ana nfty delegates. lion,
v. X. SpOnOrd, Of Massachusetts,, was chosen
president and made an address In which he dis
Gus ed the decline OF American shipping and the
various measures which had been proposed for It's
resuSCttaltOn. '''F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

II contained the points raised. and have It ready
for the court to-day. He added that the court
woQio % prepared TO announce It's Determination
upon the petition next Monday. The counsel mime.
@atey prepared TO have the printing done 40 once.
Ine femask OF the CHIEF Justice to Gen Pryor that
stoet the validity Of the Illinois statute pre-
ec1mng quNncatfons for Jurors Is taken to indi.
point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21
The C1Ar not to stop I'm Berlin.
sIGNlRlCANf CONTRADICTIONS or REcYNr REPORT
DY 1 GERMAN JOURNAL.

BERLIN, October 21.--The North Geru,an Gaxetfs
denounces tue story originating in Copenhagen
that II was the Cars Intention TO visit Berlin on
mis- way back 70 81 Petersburg as an id.e, II not
malicious, invention, like the allegation That the
car and Emperor William would meet In Stettin
such reports, the paper says inture German inter-
estS> inasmuch, nOt confirmed political couciu.
sons TO The detrinent Of Germany are drawn there
from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

the steamer Regulator, An Iron vessel Of shout
$50 tons belonging 70 the CiJde Line ana running
burusd ct her wharf in tho later caty yesterday.
In Providenoe, K 1, an entAuslastic nesting
Ssmo as TIE irisa sn6asssdorS Spsechss wsrs
mu0s 81 them, Gov. Davis. An1 etkem. re-
oautson Wa ADOPTED denosncane ~ coercion &C.
decided that the votes reGl1eece0 last Tuesday,
which was o. . day other thaA that specified ~
law, aru legal Apd thooo rgiotefod can vote q tire
~ iccsl civS.ssrvics sxaninsrs n ~ pose.
once department yestlday examlned n New
WssSinsson. TeSs q = SSsAiSssss = ySas =
1a01e2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al Queenstown baptist
church, Wednesday, evening, october ~, lsss, ~
key. Join Teasd.ie. Mr.. yOHN LOAD. ia ~ Nlss
NEI-LA xUACkkNBUsH
BowEN-DODD. On Thursdsy. October 70 lss5,
q Grsee n Church south Capitol AilL n ne nsv.
PERCY G. BOWEN, Of Hysttsvills, Nd. and Mo
LAURA L.. daughter Of Mr.. Jsmss n Dodd q Waeh-
ington, formerly OF Loudoun County, Va
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After the white Caps.
EFFORTS BEING MADE TO BKISG THEIR pEPRrparfoSU
TO The ATTENTION 90 Tan FEpLRaL COURT.

EFFORTS BEING MADE 10 BkISG THEIR DEPRcDlTfoSD
TO The ATTENTION. ~ Tar fEpLhhL COURT.
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer from In
dianapolis. Ind, October Ii, says: There Is Q
rumor snoat that the depredations Of tie White
caps, OF southern Indiana, will be brought before
tue Federal grand lury, whlch convened on aon-
day. All efioits 10 convict the OUTLAWS al Their
own homes nave proved futile, Tor the reason that
In nearly all the counties where they operst. they
have control OF the courts, and IL II well know a
that during the last month an Cfsnrt ms been
made 10 get The cases IN The United states Court
Governor Gray and Distiict-AtJorDcy sellers were
recently Ia consultation about the proposed in-
yestigation, and The governor, IN Tie straugeS C
terms, urged that the federal court take up tie
cases II there was any section OF the law iucer
which IL could be done The stat uttr
were carefully examined by the two and one old
section round provi ling for the Punishment Il
ku-kIux In tue svuth, under which it II believed
the outlaws can be tried II any doubt snould
arise about the constitutionality q; mat SHStloa
there are other sections GOVERN the c.ses OF tho
"Mnite CAPS" and there seanls 10 10 DOUBT
about the feoerai Government having the power
to administer the Law ia the case. The aw-abidinx
people IA the counties vh.re the dcpredutious
have been most frequent are anxious thai the
Federal laws should give them protec Ion, and
have volunteered 20 give the district attorney all
the assistance In tueir power bOtn In securing ev-
dence for indictments aa. i9r c0lNiCion> The
Fed, raj Officials nave nothing IN say about what
Will be done, but there IS .fUuad Tor belief that
witnesses froin the CON, j iiiirg counties viii be
summoned TO appear pefore tine grand jury nsxs
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21
I'd EDITION.
Latest q6legTans 10 The Star.
The Crows Prince anA Sssn0r Crispt
Ru0Os thai Grevy will Resign.

Special Cable Dispatch to TEE HvIxre sfAh
FnAHESoxf, OCTOBER 21.-A dispatch from Rome
10 the FfowAfwter Zeitun0 says the Italian minis
ter OF foreign AFFAIRS has congratulated the Crown
Prince Frederick William on behalf OF the
government and the Italian people. The
crown prince has replied that he owes
to the Italian climate the improvement,
OF his health, that be hopes soon TO return to Ger
many and that he feels satisiied Of a continued
strenytn ening OF the friendship be ween Germany
and Italy.
The North German GassHs Publishes an of1cial
denial Of the last report OF visit between the
car and the Emperor William.
Count Herbert Bismarck gave dinner yester-
day TO the diplomatic corps IN honor OF the French
ambassador ut Berlin.
There is report resting on good authority. tina:
the government intends 70 Introduce bill Raising
the duty on grain. ,,t....
Kumors are circulated in Paris that President
Sievy intends to resign.
There Is continued inactivity In the continental
STOCK exchange Quotations unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21
lNUhhENr-HOUSES, FURNISHED
~ JNO. A. PRESCOTT, No. l4l6 L 81 NV. Kalloe1

lUh FURNISHED
h JNO. A. PRESCOTT, No. 14l6 81. NV, Kellog1
building; has the Following tor rent tiurnished-I
No. Sl3 18th 81. ~ 3story aud attic Brick, IL
rooms, completely furnished and Piano tl5O per
month.
No. l412 N 1T. NV. 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and
bath. completely furnished and Piano $3.50 Per
month.
large. and elegantly built 4-story and base.
ment brick on st. between 10Th and goth sts NV
~ rooins and bath ali mod inps, heated by
coinpie telS aud nicely furnished; sz0S.331S per
month.
ON New HAMPSHIRE ave. W., oms, baths, store
rooms, &C.. completely and nicely furnished includ-
ing Piano, Glass and China ware Linen, Silver &C.,
800 Ter month. Apply " JNo. A PRESCOTT, "a ID
st. h.w. OlS-l0t